We Found The Time And

And Even With Traditional Fashion Models, Where It's Their Job To Be A Certain Size And A Certain Proportion, You Have To Make Adjustments Once You See Your Clothes On A Real Live Person. Now Imagine Doing That With More Sizes, More Proportions. You Really Have To Play With Every Piece. So Timing Is A Big Part Of It. You Have To Make The Time.

It Was Something I Was More Interested In Myself. When I Went To See My Sister Dance At Ballet, I Was Really Into Costumes And The Arts, And My Family Was Also Supportive Of Whatever Me And My Sister Wanted To Do. I Would Say I Pushed Myself The Most To Be Into Design.

I Think Everybody Needs A Little Bit Of Minnie In Their Wardrobe.

I Just Think It's Great To Show A Gown That's $8,000 And A Shoe That's, Like, $25-but Still Look Fabulous Together.

The Thing Is, If You're A Designer, Then You Want To Constantly Push Yourself And Your Designs. When We Make A New Collection, We're Changing Shapes, We're Changing Patterns. We Get A Dress On A Model, And It's Our First Time Seeing What The Dress Really Looks Like On A Woman's Body.